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This work presents a geometric framework that predicts large-scale structure formation in cosmology, indicating new avenues for observational testing.
This work presents the Multi-Directional K-Axis Hypothesis (MDKH), a theoretical framework in cosmology proposing that pre-cosmic energy propagates along directional axes (K-axes), shaping the large-scale structure of the universe. MDKH provides a deterministic geometric explanation for galaxy formation, cosmic web structure, and observed galactic motions, including the convergence of the Milky Way and Andromeda. The hypothesis introduces testable predictions and a mathematical framework suitable for observational validation with upcoming missions such as Euclid and JWST. This is version 6.0, which includes refined theoretical explanations, mathematical formulation, and implications for galactic dynamics and cosmology.
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